Episode 2800: SUICIDE AFFAIR: BOOK ONE DARK SKIES by Tony Stanford - a podcast by Ric Bratton

Suicide Affair: Book One Dark Skies by Tony Stanford

There is a way that seems right unto a person, but the way thereof is the way of death.

It is the 1960’s. Above the rich Native American city of NuSprings, Missouri, the sky is turning dark with a deadly storm brewing on the horizon. Dark, intriguing, and sometimes chilling, Dark Skies pulls you down a path you would never wish to go. A story of economic discrimination and social prejudices, Dark Skies presents an argument that society molds people creating both heroes and foes.

The unexpected, controversial death of her mother, devastated the good-natured, impressionable, seven-year-old Rita Pierce, leaving her lost and vulnerable. Living a life of isolation, her only friends are that of a toy doll, a homemade scarecrow in the garden, and a mischievous one, who is invisible. Her worse fear isn’t that of being raised by the monster who killed her mom, but the shadows living in the attic and lurking in dark corners, and threatening to eat her soul.

Suicide Affair is a multi-book story of how lives crisscross and intertwine. Some affairs, no matter how exciting or appealing, are suicidal when pursued.

Garth, a boy with a good soul, is pushed onto a dark path and pulled into its darkness through revenge and murder. RiverDawg, an aging witch doctor, plays on the path and toys with those who venture down it. Quillpen Jack, a Native American boy hoping one day to become a great warrior, discovers the path is not only dark, but deadly. Will he survive? Will any of them survive the coming storm?

Tony Stanford is a self-taught writer and a native of southeast Missouri. Born and raised on Crowley’s Ridge, he lives his life in and around the Ozarks. He is a descendant of a full-blooded Cherokee named Leatherface from the 1800’s.

His passions are that of writing and creating. He thinks outside the box and has a gift of re-imagining things in an ordinary way which shows up both in his writing and creating.

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